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Volunteer positions can be classified based on the frequency or duration of service. Here are the five categories you will find on :

1. Regular

   Regular volunteers maintain a consistent schedule, weekly or monthly, as determined by the organization. They contribute their time and effort over an extended period, providing continuity and reliability to the organization.

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   Occasional volunteers contribute sporadically, joining specific events, projects, or activities as their availability permits. They offer support without a fixed or regular commitment.  

3. One-Time Service

   One-Time Service Volunteers participate in short-term projects like food drives or special events (e.g. cancer walks, festivals, etc), dedicating their time for specific occasions without a recurring commitment.

4. Emergency Volunteering

   In times of crisis or disaster, individuals may volunteer for immediate, short-term response efforts. They undergo specific training and are prepared to assist with emergency relief and recovery operations as required. 

5. Virtual or Remote Volunteering

   Volunteers can engage in virtual or remote opportunities, contributing from anywhere with an internet connection. These positions offer flexibility in time, commitment and regularity.